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At Longcheng Market, these xiaolongbao have a thick wrapper made from fermented dough, are freshly wrapped and steamed, and offer a wheat aroma with a springy chew; takeout only.
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At Longcheng Market, these xiaolongbao have a thick wrapper made from fermented dough, are freshly wrapped and steamed, and offer a wheat aroma with a springy chew; takeout only.
Centered on meat buns, wonton soup, and yi mein, a simple choice for breakfast or lunch.
A Taiwanese breakfast shop known for large, thick-skinned soup buns filled with plenty of broth.
The specialty is a dry-griddled tofu roll with a clean, non-greasy exterior and a fresh sweetness from tofu and vegetables.
The selection includes meat buns, Dao-ba vegetable buns, and mantou.
Made and steamed to order, these juicy pork xiaolongbao feature a distinct Sanxing scallion aroma.
A xiaolongbao shop where buns are wrapped and steamed to order, with thin skins, plentiful soup, and plenty of crisp scallions.
The focus is on freshly steamed xiaolongbao, with hot-and-sour soup and traditional drinks also available.
A chain pan-fried bun shop where meat, cabbage, and chive buns are all freshly wrapped and pan-fried.
A Guanxi shop that wraps and steams Hakka vegetable buns fresh early in the day; the skins are springy rather than mushy.
A substantial gua bao with a soft, springy bun, mixed lean-and-fat pork, pickled mustard greens, and peanut sugar powder.
Made with fermented old dough, the steamed-bun skin is soft and springy; the buns are small and better eaten fresh.
The focus is on small buns made with fermented dough; the Shanghai-style bok choy bun is the signature.
A shengjian bun shop offering both meat and vegetable buns, with bottoms pan-fried until browned and crisp.
An old shop serving crystal dumplings with chewy skins and bamboo-shoot-and-meat filling; on-site queues have occurred.
This long-standing shop serves sesame-sauce noodles, handmade buns, and almond tea—an easy stop for a simple meal along the way.
Freshly rolled, made-to-order xiaolongbao and large chicken-soup wontons; portions are generous, but dine-in seating is limited and weekends may involve a short wait.
The pan-fried bun has a crisp skin, and the owner is warm and welcoming.
A Gongguan gua bao shop where you can customize the fat-to-lean ratio, paired with Four Gods Soup.
Only two flavors—pork and cabbage—are made fresh and pan-fried, with golden-crisp bottoms and juicy fillings.
A Tainan shop specializing in buns and pastries with over 70 years of history, selling Eight-Treasure Meat Buns, crystal dumplings, and a variety of steamed buns, breads, pastries, and gift items.
A multi-flavor shengjian bun shop known for juicy fillings and crisp bottoms.